Get free GIFTs as convention souvenirs by attending
the annual Great Ideas For Teachers session.
Learn several practical, innovative and creative teaching
tips--just in time for the new academic year--and win door
prizes at this poster fair. This session is the ultimate
gift for all AEJMC members!
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2009 Boston, Mass.
Congratulations to Dr. Daniel Reimold of Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) for winning the 2009 GIFT grand prize. GIFT celebrated 10 years of terrific teaching tips. See more photos HERE.
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2008 Chicag, Ill.
Congratulations to Dr. Jody Mattern of Minnesota State University-Moorhead for winning the 2008 GIFT grand prize. John Jenks (Dominican University) and Dr. Beverly Bailey (Tulsa Community College) present her with a plaque and $100 check on behalf of SPIG and CCJA.
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2007 Washington, D.C.
Congratulations to Dr. S. Camille Broadway of the University of Texas-Arlington for winning the 2007 GIFT grand prize. To see more photos, click HERE.
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2006 San Francisco, Calif.
Congratulations to Dr. Dave Cuillier of the University of Arizona for winning the 2006 GIFT grand prize.
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2005 San Antonio, Texas
Carol Schwalbe (Arizona State) makes GIFT history with a repeat win. John Neal (CCJA President), Jim Simon (SPIG Head), Robyn Goodman (ICD Head), John Hudnall (Scholastic Journalism Head) and E. R. Bautista (GIFT Coordinator) present her with the grand prize.
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2004 Toronto, Canada
Carol Schwalbe (Arizona State) wins the 2004 GIFT grand prize. E. R. Bautista (GIFT Coordinator), Arlene Scadron (CCJA President), John Hudnall (Scholastic Journalism Head) and Kim Wilmot Voss (SPIG Head) congratulate her.
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2003 Kansas City
Tamara Kay Baldwin (Southeast Missouri State) is the 2003 GIFT grand prize winner. She is congratulated by CCJA President-Elect John Neal (Brookhaven) (left) and Scholastic Journalism Division Head Julie Dodd (Florida) (right).
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2002 Miami
GIFT 2002 Grand Prize Winner Carol S. Lomicky (Nebraska-Kearney) (right) is awarded a plaque, GIFT journal and $100 check by SPIG Chair Brian Steffen (Simpson) (left) and CCJA President Carroll Nardone (Sam Houston State) (center).
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2001 Washington, D.C.
Patricia Radin (California State-Hayward) is the first GIFT grand prize winner. GIFT Coordinator E. R. Bautista (Rutgers) (right) congratulates her. More than 150 people attended the inaugural poster session to get some great ideas for teachers. |
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2000 Phoenix
The original GIFT panelists include (l-r) D. R. Bautista (Washington State), Helen Varner (Hawaii Pacific), John DeSanto (Central Oklahoma), E. R. Bautista (Tulsa Community) and E.J. Conzola (Utica). |
